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Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-20
CATARRH 5 YEARS STANDING
PERMANENTLY CURED.
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purchased q ball which have been u.s.
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sleep we'll at night, have good appe-
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-o"' With Omaha Republican.
Subscribed in my presence and sworn
to before me this 11th day of May. 1887
WIN w. .KEYSOR, Notary Public.
The Complete Treatment, which includes the
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The "Favorite Prescription"

DR.. H. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y.
whose name has become known over the
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and especially through the reputation Of
his Golden Medical Discovery" has
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1t is known as the "Favorite Prescrip-
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Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-20
Owe My Life.
CHAPTER
81 was taken sick a year ago
With hftinttc fota,


With bilious fever."
my doctor pronounced me cured, but go
sick again, with terrible pains In my back an d
sides and got SO bad
Could not novel
/ shrunk.
From css fbs to 1901 I had been doctoring for
my liver, but it did no good. | did not expect to
live more than three months. l began to use
Hop Bitters.
Directly my appetite returned, my pains left
me, my entire system seemed renewed rs If by
magic and after. using several bottles, | an,
not only as sound as sovereign, but weigh
more than did before. To Hop Bittors owe
my llfe." H. FITZPATRICK.
CHAPTER H.
'Maiden, Mass, Feb. |, lss8. Gentlemen
suffered with attacks of sick headache"
Neuralgia. female trouble, for years III the
most terrible and cxcruciatng manner.
No medicine or doctor could give mo relief or
cure. until used Hop Bitters.
"The first bottle
Nearly cured mc;'
The second made me as well and strong as
when child,
"And have been so to this day."
My husband was an invalid for twenty years
with Il serious
"Kidney, liver and urinary complaint.
pronounced by Boston's best physicians
'Incurablev'
Seven bottles of your Bitters cured him and
know of tho
"Lives of eight persons"
In my neighborhood that have been saved by
your Bitters.
n And many more are using them with great
benefit. "They almost do miraclesl'
-MRs. e. ID. SLACK.
How TO GET SICK.-Expose yourself day and
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the vile nostrums advertised, and then youwill
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I Write This

Token OF the great appreciation l have Of
your
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With infiammatOry rheumatism ~
For nearly
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Until tried two bottles Of your Hop Bitters
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Anyone wishing to know moro about
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Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-20

Five years ago broke down with kidney and
liver complaint and rheumatism.
Since then have been unable to be about at
all. My liver became hard like wood, my limbs
were puded up and filled with water.
All the best physicians agreed that nothing
could cure me. Iresolved to try Hop Bittors !:
/ have used seven bottles: the hardness has all
gone from my liver, the swelling rom my limbs
and 1t has worked a miracle in my case, other
wise would have been now III my grave.
j. w. MOREY, Buffalo, Oct l, 1884.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-20
Irish Emivranta.

Pittsburg Post: The Irish emigration
this year to America threatens to be the
largest ever recorded in the history of
Ireland. In the south of the island over
wide areas the entire able bodied popu-
lation is either leaving or preparing to
leave. The emlgrants are camping out
in the streets of Queenstown awaiting
ships. The total emigration from that
port to America for April was $4,000,
against $3.50 for the same period last
year,
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-20
DRY Goods

HdrinO Just received a lot of ne,c
goods IN the fOltopinJ departments
--Fdns. PdrdsOts, GiOres and Cor
sets--and to dispose Of this lot at
once We WiU place on safe to-day
some of the greatest bargains erer
shOtCR IN omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-20
FANS.

1000 black hd,td-pdinted fans 2Jc,
cOrth S5c.
500 elegant feather fans, all shades,
6jc; WOrth 1928.
White satin fans, only 4Sc; reduced
from ST..
Beautiful Whtte satin fans, hand
painted, 81: WOrth $3.50.
Plain bldcE satin fans, Csc; reduced
from 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-20

LosT--"l don't see where, can't tell
when, | don't see how-something of
great value to me, and for the return of
which shall be truly thankful, viz, q
good appetite"
.FoUND-"Health and strength, pure
blood, an appetite like that of a wolf,
regular digestion, all by taking that pop.
ular and peculiar medicine, Hoods Sar
saparilla. l want everybody to try it
this season." 1t is sold by all druggists
One hundred doses one dollar.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-20

that other females of this character arc
acting in a like manner and other arrests
are liable to follow. The punishment for
people plying this character of business
should be meeted out in extremely heavy
fines.
Senator Tom Majors, of Peru, Repre-.
sentative McCirew, of Auburn, General
l.. w. Colby and Mrs Colby of Beatrice,
and Major John &. Watson, of Nebraska
City, were in Lincoln yesterday. Major
Watson's acquisitions for munitions of
war for his company at Nebraska City
were allowed.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-20

Joseph Tanning, who died IN Hamilton,
Ont, on Friday last, was one hundred
and six years old. Until last Wednesday,
when he was seized by paralytic stroke,
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-20

Pozzoni Complexion Powder pro-
duces soft and beautiful skin. 1t com.
bines every element of beauty and purity.
Sold by druggists.
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The recent Hing OF the papers In court looking
Adams, in behalf OF a sister OF the deceased. who
claims 20 have an interest in certain property left
py MN, has been seized as the occasion for the
puohcation or matter OF a most scandalous and
Infamous character, and in Journals too from
whlch the public has a right 10 expect better
things. These stories seem to be made up OF fgnor
ance and malice in about equal parts and in every
truth, 50 far as those most familiar with all the
facts In the case know or are able TO Judge. For
example there Is no reason 10 believe that the late
MYSTERIOUS disappearance OF Mr. Harry l. Adams
nia any relation whatever TO the subject OF the
SUIT above referred 10. On the other hand. il can
DC established Ia the most positive manner when
toe cas-. reaches the courts, that the deceased left
no VIII, and that therefore there was no paper of
That character 10 be destroyed, as is charged
other statements equally false and misleading
and as craei as unjust have been made public. and
apparently With no other purpose than to pretu
Uce the ease In advance and annoy and fntrre
Innocent and helpless persons Elsewhere viii he
found some expressions OF opinion and statements
of fact On the part of persons largely familiar
Win all phases or the subject. So much II seems
necessary 10 print, IN justice TO all concernefto
the memory OF the dead as well as the feelings and
reputation Of the living-but it is to be hoped in
the interest OF common deeency, that no FUR her
publications in relation TO the matter viii be made
The place 20 discuss and settle disputes OF this
character - the courts, not In the newspapers.
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The Washington home In which William r.
Trayers looked forward 10 spending so many
happy winters with his family about him is turned
into house OF mourning by the news OF hts death.
MI. Travers eXempllfies in his career, In Il re-
markable manner, the power OF a man who does
not affect literature or the arts, who hoi Is no
public Office, and who engages In gigantic CON-
nercial or philanthropic enterprises, TO make his
name household word in every part OF the
kngnSn-speaking world. He did IL By force OF his
strong personal traits, including a strict regard
Ior every obligation in business and an exhaust
isss fund OF good humor In his private intercourse
VIII MS Fellow men, The fame OF his bright
speeches preceded him everywhere, and not one of
tne taouaas Of his recorded tests carries with 1t
q sting.
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Inc statement that the Commissioners are con-
sioenns the propriety Of securing the Ferguson
mouse, and cath streets, for District government
onces leads US TO remark thai spacious buildings
a. low rental may be had IN Alexandria II the
.nAA.mum OF room with the minimum OF expendi-
soie u alone 10 be taken into account, the claims
u point connected with the business mart OF rhe
s'ty os Doth railway and steamer lines should not
overlooked, and the fact that 10 lies outside OF
the District heed hardly be counted agains, IL.
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The GKEAr
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s e. ssHH i f. HHEE:.E f E'3 & iYg
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IS UNIVERSALLY PRESCRIBED
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readily asslHilaed by the system Its ingredients
segs t. ss Il seas
as arise from indigestion Of food such
NAS<AHoAAs dEAOACaE, &C.
1t is the only Tonic known which will relieve
NERVOUSNESS. EXHAUSTION, WEARY BRAIN,
wAKEFULNEss.
1t is unrivalled as a brain food and nerve tonic
yery mental or physical exerton produces waste Of
life e Sesy and
NERVOUS PROsTRATION.
HYsTERIA, MANIA. IT IS INVALUABLE. FOR
WEAKENED ENERGY, IMPAIRED VITALITY
AND ABUSE OF ALCOHOL 1T Is
UNRIvALLED.
whose healthy action has been impaired or altogether
suspended il is unequalled in restoring their normal
ing him to whom they formerly misery
al e sSs the % IFS T
CHITIs and GROUP, its effect Is marvellous. In
MPTIoN.
in the last stages of that terrible disease it's effect
wonderful The cough is essed and the resprations
fever and night are strength and vsof
return sieePless nights give place to quiet rest and
as asss
Cricietsr. Mt Warrington, says. 1-1sA@n
"For two years have been troubled with nervous
Would ofsn lie awake al night Unable to yet any sleep
have used two bottles Of stumpf's Iron and Wild
soundly. leheerfully recommend II"
MR. g, HEROLD, South Register street, says:
II have used Stumpfs Iron and Wild Cherry Tonic
gave me relief"
MR. j. H. BARNES says:
II have used stumpf's Iron and Wild Cherry Tonic
with the best results 1t is blood, new energy,
mind"
MRS KERNER. No 8 North Wolfe street. says:
halSa
cra,np- 1 gave her half wiLleglassful of Stumpf's
Iron and Wild Cherry Tonic 1t eased her in little
while and she went to sleep, aud awoke bright and
MRS. ROSENTHAL 81 North Wolfe street saws:
. Il have used Stumpfs Iron and Wild Cherry Tonic
no rival in the world
MR. GUIDE, advertising agent for James Pyle Sons,
says:
Il have used it Strengthening Tonic for my wife
and babe. aud it knocks anything out For those suf
ferig from sieeplessness it Is worth its weight in
MR.. BURBAGE, the genial salesman of Markell Bros,
Il have used Stumpfs Iron and Wild Cherry Tonic
when lac, worn out and completely exhausted 1t is
new for it instantly reyves and STRENGTHENS
YOU There is nothing like it."
DIR. BOONE. the well-known surgeon, says:
i have used Stumpf's Iron and Wild Cherry Tonic
Ior coughs and colds both for myself and family with
the most gratifying results As Tonic especially for
women and children, it has equal"
MR.. GEBHARDT, barber. North Wolfe street, says:
. Il have been troubled for years with nervous and
nauent dyspepsia which, after meals, swelled me so
rs TO make meal dread instead of pleasure was
all the train Of evils that follow that dreaded disease
dyspepsla used the Iron and Wild Cherry Tonic for
turn OF the disease any uncomfortable feeling but
am contented and happy and think the Iron and Wild
Cherry Tonic worth its weight in gold.n
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MERCHANTS As Pubic BEsErAoroRs
About forty years ago the firm Of Gerson Bros in
Berlin Germany, were the largest retail dry goods
dealers the European Continent Among their Gus.
TONERS was the King of Prussia Queen England and
the "Workingmen Of Berlin" When the senior mein-
Der Of the trim died there was present at the funeral
obsequies over twenty thousand members Of the
Trades Unions' of Berlin well a representation
of the Prussian His life was insured for
the benefit Of Mechanics Unions for $4,000.
This country has produced George Peabody,
Stephen Girard Johns Hopkins Peter Cooper and
other merchants who have made themselves immortal
phianthropsts by their benevolent legaces to the
people.
Verify these were not "Jacks of all Trades' nor
"Moaololists."
Our liberal discounto of
"TEN PER CENT,
Will be continued during This Week
tits your privilege to avail yourself of the oppor-
tunity Of buying our we'll known
"a line of Hand-sewed Ladies' and Gents Button,
Lace and Congress CATERS equal to any &c Shoe In the
country, for $500.
Our "Mstchless" % Gents Seamless Caters. Ladies'
Dousols and Curaso Button, at $270.
Our se.5O me Plus Ultra" line at s2.25.
Our 81 Cant be Beat" line at $3.50.
Our s1.50 Excelsior" union made Button. Lace
and Congress Gaiters $685.
ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES
L. HEILBRUN.
The Largest One Price Shoe House.
Leader of Low Prices Since 25 Years
40a SEVENTH STREET N. W.
See The Old Lady in Window
l5' HAIR BRUSHES s. &c,
u,ss-a 20. Double Coordination.
New Hos1EaY AND UNDERWEAR
w.M SINISTER 4 SONS
Have Just opened large lot of FANCY HOSE IN Cot
ton. Lisle Thread and Silk
Children's BLACK HOSE, all sizes ohc
New PAEA6OLS and SUN UMBRELLAs
Fine LINEN sHIRTIN6S, one yard Wide. at Soc
worth 75c " SS~''
Barne.lsy TABLE LINENS We offer decided t.,.
gains In these celebrated goods extra heavy oty AZ
l.5o. worth $2.
NAPKINS and TOWELS
Plaid FLANNELS for Wrappers.
Enbfoidered FLANNEIS ct reduced prices
w.M sHusrER SONS.
80 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
oN1 fhlCE. mh28
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IroR RENT-oNE NICELY FURNISHED ROOM.
~ front or back, n private family llil 9TH 81 W,
next 10 corner of VI. ml.G IN.
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SroR RENT-FCRNIsHED ROOM IN PRIVATE
Il family. With or without board. 1922 n st NV
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1roR RENT-il03G ST. NV, WELL FURNISHED
Rooms en- suite OF single, on SECOND floor; southern
exposure. also board. uth,,i-.,t.
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HAxBuRe EMBRorpEn1rs

HAxBune EMBRorprn1rs.
The grand special sale of fine HambuIrs Ia vet
IN progress Particular attention is called to the
following excellent bargain:
lO-inch Hamburg Embroder;es in Il choice
patterns, embroidered inches deep. worth e5c..
only l9c. per yard.
-w WOODWARD LorHEoP
BA.aA1ss In Wn1rr GooDs.
Hot of White Goods, embracing stripel pioues
lace checks and stripes, SC, in white aud ecru
worth 10 and lie, only 12hc. per yard
White French Percals superior quality, only
25c. per yard
Superb line of White Plaid Muslins, g, 10,
Ign, ID. 49, 20. 20 and 3Oc. per yard.
26'inch White Terry. %. 81. 81 and 45c. per
yard.
WOODWARD LoTHRoP.
LlsEs DEpARrMrsr BAnaA1ss,
200 Rleached German Linen Damask Tray
Cloths. fringed. colored borders, extra good quail
fty, only 25c. each.
500 doc. Plaid All-Linen Doylies, excellent
value, worth 5Oc., only 40c per dozen.
100 dog Fancy Terry Towels, knotted fringe,
handsome combination of varied colors Es-
pecially suitable for spiashers tides stand
covers, &C., only 25c. each
WOODWARD LoTHRoP.
UspnEcEDEsrEp BARGAINS liz S1,xs
The superiority of our stock of Spring Silk
Fabrics enables us to offer the best possible
values We have on sale the following extraor-
binary bargains for the coming week:
10-inch China Pongee Silks, fancy figures on
natural colored ground. Especially for combin-
ing with the plain pongee silks. Only Soc per
yard.
2e-ineh Black French All-silk surah, only 60
cents per yard.
2Oinch Black Gros Grain Silk, only .75c. per
yard.
21-ineh Black Al-silk Rhadame, only 75c.
per yard.
2l.ineh Black All-silk Merveilleux. only 94c
per yard.
2O-inch Black All-Silk Satin Duchess only
94c per yard
24-inch China Silks, great variety of choice
spring shades, only S5c. per yard.
2Oinch Striped All-Silk Surahs excellent line
OF colorings for trimmings combinations hood.
Innings &c. Only 81 per yard
Numerous other equally as good bargains will
be offering during the coming week.
WOODWARD l. LOTHROP.
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gNOR RENT-WITH BoARD-lol6 MASS ACHU-
setis ave. nw.hoom with board suitable for sin
gle tse' ealaii also. Room suitable for gentleman
and b; hfst-class table board at very moderate
raI snRsp .s ~
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sse our prices, same goods, zoe. Double doaSins.
"A PRorousn OBSERVES
Of human nature has declared that the most awkward
predicament man can be placed in is to be une1pect
eddy called upon to mix in society
WITHOUT HIS TROUSERS"
To be caught without coat waistcoat is painfully
embarrassing but to be minus trousers il absolutely
OVERWHELMING.
The importance of trousers therefore, cannot be
oVeFestlmated. Thus this apparently trivial matter
being shown to be of such grave importance the d,es
ton as to where the most stylish, the best the
most durable trousers to be had at reasonable
price becomes serious one but do not pcrpex your
self here is the answer in nutshell: They can be
had Of all grades all shades all patterns stylish per
fect-fttng, durable, cheap, at
VICTOR E. ADLERs,
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE.
Recently gravely remarked that .ht was Ibis strong
has indeed been giving the people in tie matter
OF prize, for more than twenty years, and even now
ionsbe promsnades bsdecked in q style of trousers
FLOP-DOODLE.
Thereby occasionine much remark. wng in dilating
upon 4, .he I1sqar OF the prodigy summed
PIGMY IN PETTICOATS.
AZ to ~" we beg to say to the people that we not
only ft' the body in garments designed By skilful
artists cut and put together by skllful hands, de-
signed to look we'll and composed Of material that
wears we'll but our prices also ft the purses Of the
buyers This we conceive to be q
HAPPY COMBINATION.
One that viii surely win The sun do move accord
regarded as delicate and palatable dish.
VICTOR T. ADLRRs
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE TEN
e27 AND 929 9TH STREET NORTHWEST.
COR MASS. AVE
STRICTLY ONE PRICE,
Open Saturday until IL D. IN mho7
CULVER GRAY GOSSAMERS THE KAUFMAN
- brand every one warranted SOC ali sizes up to 3
Double Combination
mhZ5-3t 1241 and 12l3 II th st, e.
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TsOR RENT-SINGLE or In SUITE THREE
L. furnished Rooms on third floor. newly Iaper,d.
I'll modern improvements to parties without Children
I. 81 9TH St NV. near Pension Office mh.,tl:t.
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ISoR kENT-d7os ST NEAR coNNEcrICUr
Il ave-. two well furnished Rooms second floor,
with privilege of ligl; housekeeping. bay window
open fire, gas aud bath. Also. large unfurnshed
mh16:Bt.
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ISOR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMs-Two De
y hghtful connecting seeond-rtory front aud side
Rooms with private bath. for $40 two I'd floor
IS per month: hve minutes walk from State Depart
l1ent. 6l1 2lst ST. NV mh38 81.
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I.oR CHEERFUL AND NICELY FUR
Il nlshed Room. with excellent Table Board
enable terms 10 desirable PERSONS in that elegant
house. ZOOS 18th st NV. 1iyingston Terra 80 Ist
north of Franklin Park ml1S III
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NOR RENT-A QUIET COUPLE, OR TWO GEN
tlenen can obtain furnished rooms in quiet house;
no other boarders all conveniences southern
board also if desired. Address WIDOW Star oftce
mil25-3ts
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VvoR RENT-A NICELY.FURNIsHED SECOND
II floor u,ackD bedroom; gentleman preferred lcsa-
ton excellent; price moderate Apply 1859 18th II.
N - ne.
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Il UNFINISHED ROOMS,
30 18th St NV, between q and III SITS
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EroR RENT-FURNlSHED AND UNFURNIsnED
4 Rooms corner of 9th aud q N FIRST and
ond Moor Very desirable. cheap Apply at 4by G
NV
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I,oI RENT NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS EN
suite on I'd floor front, with rstlass table board
locat.gn delightful, one square from Franklin Park
I los 18th 81. NV. mL16-.,ts
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A LI-LINEN CRASH. PER YARD, Axe,
IA al the
Double Continuation,
mh2S-3t 1241 and 1243 18th ST. e.
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LAsKErs Loan Orr1cx

No. a61 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
Money Loaned on Gold and Silver wstchee Dta-
nondA JeWelry, Pistola 6uus. Mechanical Tools.
ladies' and Gentlen,enis Wearing Apparel
OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT, oc2
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E,OR RENT-wITH OR WITHOUT BoARD-2I7
II East Capitol St. Grant Row. large handsomely
FURNISHED front Rooms at summer rates, ALSO cosy
Bedrooms at So per month. mhs6-2ts
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EWh, hENl-llls 0IH ST. y. W. LARGE SIC
II ohd-story front rooin with communicating back
room; each VITA closet kitchen n desired, terms
moderate: references eNchauuel u,h.l,i- see.
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ISoR RENT-NIcELY FURNISHED ROOMS I'd
a ana 81 noors, modern imps.. north and south
rosure pine Of cars and herdics first class buari.
I'll y. CtYftOl 81. Grant row. mil 2-3ws
R,OR RENT-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
bath u third hoor. single suite, gentlemen
only 600 18th St nw, between and @ sts neo :lt'
lrOE RENr-ELEGANT APARTMENTS FOR GEN
Il rLENEN.
UNFINISHED OR PARTLY FURNISHED,
Heat. gas. private bath IN dressing room.
LOCATION GNSrRPASSED
FIEST-CLAss TABLE BOARD ia House IL desired
Arlhy sO2 18th street, corner q street